Hogs Steady As Market Sees Mixed Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago AP reports active hog trading with steady to 25 cent gains for 7,000 head. Top price holds at 17.75 for third day. 190-225 lb mixes sell at 17.50 to 17.75. Cattle supply hits 14,000 head with slaughter steers lower. prime 1,250 lb at 26.60. Sheep market also active with lambs up 50 cents to 20.0. Separate items note a worker killed in Mishawaka and miners resuming work in Terre Haute after court orders.
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Chicago
Terre Haute, Ind
Green Valley
Here
William E. Steckler
Steckler
Indianapolis
Snow Hill Coal Corp
United Mine Workers Union
Mrs Fae A Wilson Rites Set After Death in Anderson
Mrs Fae A Wilson age 65 of 506 Marine Dr died Tuesday at home after long illness. Funeral services are 1 30 p m Friday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Robert Fridley officiating. Burial in Memorial Park. She was born November 5 1895 in Scott County daughter of Kirby and Carrie Payne Smith. Survived by husband David A Wilson a daughter Mrs Carl Livingston two sons Gerald Pete Wilson and Jack D Wilson all of Anderson and eight grandchildren.
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Fae A. Wilson
Marine
Harold E. Rozelle
Robert Fridley
Memorial Park
Wilson
Scott County
Kirby
Carrie Payne Smith
Anderson
David A. Wilson
Muncie
Carl Livingston
Gerald
Pete” Wilson
Jack D. Wilson
Memorial Day flag observance planned at Memorial Park Cemetery
Plans advance for Memorial Day events at Memorial Park Cemetery on May 30. About 50 flags have been brought to the cemetery office with more expected. Representatives from Alexandria Pendleton and 15 Anderson organizations attended a committee meeting. A 10 a.m. motor cavalcade will form at the courthouse and proceed to the cemetery for flag raising and veteran graves decoration. Flags will be provided to families of deserving veterans through the cemetery office.
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Memorial Park Cemetery
Alexandria
Pendleton
Anderson
Botany Industries to Distribute Premier Stake as Stock Dividend
A.M. Sonna bend, chairman, told the annual meeting Botany Industries plans to distribute its 49 percent stake in Premier Industries to shareholders as a stock dividend. Premier is a holding company controlling 13 other concerns.
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New York
UPI
Botany Industries, Inc
Premier Industries, Inc
A.M. Sonnabend
Premier Industries
Food Giant Markets Buys Uni Mart in LA Distribution Deal
New York based Food Giant Markets, Inc. has acquired Uni mart Inc, operating two LA distribution centers for a membership clientele. The exchange values 80 000 Food Giant shares for Uni mart in a deal approved by both boards.
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New York
UPI
Food Giant Markets, Inc
Unimart, Inc
Los Angeles
Food Giant
Unimart
Oil Production Drops During Week Ends May 6
Domestic oil output averaged 7,151,600 barrels per day for the week ending May 6, down 111,500 barrels daily from the prior week. The period saw an increase in new wells completed, signaling a mixed week for Tulsa and national energy activity.
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Tulsa, Okla
UPI
Lions To View Education Film Education is Everybody's Business shown
Anderson Lions Club will screen the film Education is Everybody's Business at the noon meeting. Robert Macholtz, the program chairman, announced Sherill Fox will present. Officers for the coming year will be elected on May 18.
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Robert Macholtz
The
Anderson Lions Club
Sherill Fox
Exchange Club Meeting Tonight at YMCA
The Anderson Township Exchange Club will meet at 6 15 p m Thursday in the Old Salem Room of the YMCA. A firm from the National Cash Register Company will present Bank Automaton.
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Anderson Township Exchange Club
Old Salem
YMCA
National Cash Register Company
Bank Automaton
25th Street PTA Installs Kimble As President
Dale Kimble was installed as president of the 25th Street School PTA at the year end meeting. New officers include Mrs. Joe Dunlap as vice president, Mrs. Charles Denny as secretary, and Mrs. Eugene Yates as treasurer, with Pete Heiden as installing officer. The session concluded with American Legion awards to top sixth grade students Robbie Gene Yates and Michael Coyner.
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Dale Kimble
25Th Street
PTA
Joe Dunlap
Charles Denny
Eugene Yates
Pete Heiden
American Legion
Robbie Gene Yates
Michael Coyner
Peebles Trial Date Set For July 5 In Michigan
Otto Peebles a 42 year old businessman faces charges of murdering his wife Louise 41 and wounding Roy Staples 44 of Columbus Ind. The shooting occurred March 18 at a Silver Lake area home near Grand Rapids. Staples remained hospitalized with spine injuries and a deposition may be taken in June.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Otto Peebles
Louise
Roy Staples
Columbus
Ind
IU Report Says Recession Over
Indiana University economists in the Indiana Business Review say the recession tapered off in March and forecast a strong upturn through 1961 and 1962 driven by about 5.5 billion dollars in government spending and 3.5 billion more in plant and equipment. They expect GDP to rise to 537 billion in Q4, with higher interest rates and ongoing unemployment as drawbacks.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Indiana Business Review
I.U
Funeral services for Ernest R Cunningham
Funeral services for Ernest R Cunningham aged 75 of 210 E 37th St will be held at 1 30 p m Friday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Rev Monroe Schuster of Central Christian Church will officiate Burial in the cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary
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Ernest R. Cunningham
E. 37Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Two Madison County residents die within days of each other. Blanche Huntzinger of Lapel dies at home aged 75. funeral set Friday at Fisher Brothers with burial in East Maplewood. Carrie Lawson of Anderson dies after lingering illness at 83. services Friday at Fisher Brothers with burial in East Maplewood. survivors include daughter Ruth Sutton and multiple sons.
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Glendale
Calif
Emil Lawson
Anderson
Donald Lawson
Pendleton
Emmett Minor
Muskogee
Okla
Helen Driscol
Nettie Harland
Miles
Mich
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
John Herr
Seventh Day Adventist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Indiana appoints Cornel Richardson park operations auditor
AP says Donald Foltz named Cornel Richardson of Spencer to audit and supervise field operations for Indiana state parks. Richardson, 7th District Democratic chairman, will earn about 450 dollars per month in the new post.
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Gets Parks Post
Indianapolis
Donald FE. Foltz
Cornel EF. Richardson
Spencer
Indiana State Parks
Richardson
Russell Morehouse 59 former Philadelphia Quartz Works chief dies
Russell Morehouse of Bramall Pa died after a short illness at Medea Pa hospital. He was former superintendent of Philadelphia Quartz Works in Media and buried in Media. Survived by Ada Morehouse two sons Russell and Howard a daughter Mrs William Panko eight grandchildren. He belonged to Optimist Club and Fellowship Masonic Lodge.
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Russell Morehouse
Bramall
Philadelphia Quartz Works
Medea
Media
Morehouse
Optimist Club
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Forest Manor
Ada Morehouse
Russell
Clementon
N.J
Howard
Kalamazoo
Mich
William Panko
Chester
Infant Bruveris Dies. Rites Set At Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Scott Bruveris infant son of Ojars and Anne Higley Bruveris of 303 Hawthornd Ave died at St John’s Hospital Tuesday evening. Graveside services are at 3 p.m. today at Memorial Park Cemetery with Dr. George S. Taggart in charge. Surviving are paternal grandparents Kristanis Bruveris Kalamazoo Mich and Guy Higley Jr Northville Mich. Father employed in Dept 1801 at Delco Remy Division.
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Charles Scott Bruveris
Ojars
Anne Higley Bruveris
Hawthornd Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Albright
Memorial Park Cemetery
George S. Taggart
Kristanis Bruveris
Kalamazoo
Mich
Last rites for Mrs Kathryn Schies held in Hobart
Mrs Kathryn Schies 58 wife of Ray mond Schies and former Miss Kathryn Hines of Anderson died Tuesday in Valparaiso. Funeral at Pflughoeft Funeral Home Hobart at 1 p.m. Friday with burial in Hobart. Stanley Minor 62 of Wheeling W Va father of Mrs Ruby Badger Delco Remy nurse dies Tuesday after heart attack. Maud E Boyd 75 of 1202 E 37th St to be buried at Mechanicsburg Cemetery after 1 30 p.m. service today at First Church of the Nazarene. Burial follows. Body taken to church at noon.
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Kathryn Schies
Gary
Raymond Schies
Kathryn Hines
Anderson
Valparaiso
Pflughoeft Funeral Home
E. 7Th St
Hobart
Ind
Stanley Minor
Stanley R. Minor
Wheeling
W. Va
Ruby Badger
Delco- Remy Division
McCoy Funeral Home
Mr. Minor
Maud E. Boyd
Church of the Nazarene
John C. Wine
Mechanicsburg
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Richard E. Barber at Baker Brothers
Funeral services for Richard E. Barber, 51, of 1816 Columbus Ave., will be held at 10 am today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Wallace W. Deyo of Noble Street Methodist Church presiding. Burial is planned at Memorial Park Cemetery. friends may pay respects at the funeral home.
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Richard E. Barber
Columbus Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Wallace W. Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
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Madison County
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Hannah Jarrett
Homer Huntzinger
Bethel Methodist Church
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Ruth H. Beckner
11Th St
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Gordon Goodman
Wesleyan Methodist Church
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